An Important Collection of Various Books of Jerusalem - First or Single Editions

a. Prayer Book for Shabbat called "Olat HaShabbat", according to the Sephardi custom, part two, translated in its entirety into Persian in Hebrew letters, by Rabb Mordechai Ackler. Jerusalem, 1910.
11, 139-247, (1), 264 leaves. 16 cm.
Condition: Excellent.

b. Sefer HaYashar - Words of rebuke and morals by Rabbeinu Yonah of Gerondi. Jerusalem, 1864. Printing press of the partners Rabbi Yechiel Bril, Rabbi Michel HaCohen and Rabbi Yoel Moshe Solomon.
S. HaLevi 84.
48 leaves. 16 cm.
Condition: Very Good. A tear on page 2 with lack.

c. Aryeh Sha'ag. By Rabbi Eliezer Rachamim Yedid HaLevi. Jerusalem, 1933.

d. Chayei HaMenashe, Tzror HaChaim. Jerusalem, 1928.

e. VaYedaber David - Responsa on the four sections of the Shulchan Aruch. By Rabbi David Vaknin. Jerusalem, 1927. First edition.
Published by his son Rabbi Yaakov Shimon Meir Vaknin.
Important approbations of the Dayanim of Tiberius - Rabbi Eliyahu Yaloz, Rabbi Yaakov Chai Zrihan and Rabbi Chaim Elchadif, as well as the Rabbis of Jerusalem - Rabbi Avraham Yitzchak HaCohen Kook, and Rabbi Yosef Chaim Sonnenfeld.
(8), 82, (2) leaves.
Binding and leaves are detached.

f. Tractate Avot, with the commentary of Rabbi David Hillel Menashe Sutton. Jerusalem, 1930. First edition.

g. Chiddushei Aggadot Maharal - novaelle and commentary on the depth of the simple meaning of the legends of the Sages, from the manuscript of Rabbi Aryeh Leib Lipkin, Av Beit Din of Papelan. Jerusalem, 1906. First edition.
Green cover. With an additional title page.
(2), 26, 29 leaves. 20 cm.
Condition: Good.

h.Chiddushei Maharshach - novaelle on the Talmud, the commentaries of Rashi and the Tosefot on a few tractates of the Talmud, by Rabbi Shimon Aryeh Kahana. Jerusalem, 1912. Single edition.
Important approbations at the beginning of the book, among them approbation from Rabbi Chaim Eliezer Wachs author of "Nefesh Chaya", from Rabbi Yisrael Isser Shapira, from Rabbi Yehoshua Heschel Shapira and others.
At the beginning of the book is the author's dedication with his signature.
(3), 22 leaves.

i. Orian Tlitai - commentary on the words of the early sages and the greatest later sages on three Talmudic topics. By Rabbi Pinchas Epstein. At the end of the book is the "Hadran" sermon on completing the Talmud which the author delivered in Jerusalem in 1913. Jerusalem, 1913. First edition.
Approbations from Rabbi Yaakov David Wilovsky (the Ridbaz) and from Rabbi Chaim Berlin.
Red cover. Two title pages.
(3), 50 leaves.
Condition: Good.